>> very angry. >> lisa bell's son, jarvis bell, did not survive his injuries. he was less than 2 blocks from home. >> he was really kind to a lot of the helped with grotheir groceries. >> reporter: police say the vehicle is the dark colored sedan that could be seen here. now, there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this murder but jarvis bell's parents, they say that anybody who knows those guys should call and turn them in because getting them off the street is the right thing to do. live in northeast washington, jackie bensen, nbc4. >> jackie, thank you. >>> breaking news tonight in the ongoing investigation into russian meddling in the u.s. election. "the new york times" is reporting robert mueller for the first time is requesting documents directly from the white house. the time says national security advisor, one of the president's attorneys said the white house is cooperating. >>> police now are looking for a guy accused of taking up skirt. look at this picture. a woman told leaving the columbia heights area when sh

west from the west to the west indies and also extended the work of samuel miller jarvis to the bank of cuba into the dominican republic where he then sets up another bank which also has come is attached with a lot of controversy is attached to it. i think one of the main things i felt with the north american trust company and the history of samuel miller jarvis is he's an individual, kind of a quite brilliant entrepreneur who is able to really see places where capital will soon move to. he understands, he sees the west before becomes the west and is able to profit from it. he sees cuba before becomes the haven of american businesses and is able to profit for that. .. questions of sovereignty, the sovereignty are weak, legal regimes are weak, yeah, it's difficult to say whether they're legitimate businessmen. >> professor hudson, you said that a lot of the bankers were advising the federal government on foreign policy. did wall street in this move, did it have the false faith in credit and support of the federal government? >> absolutely not. i think there's times when the federal go

jarvis' parents say they hope people will call in and identify those men just because it is the right thing to do. in northeast washington, jackie benson news4. >>> coming up, swimmers sick and a local pool shut down, what investigators found in the water that sent several kids to the hospital. >>> savings so good it feels like holiday shopping, how you save big bucks fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. st people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> a federal jury finds notorious martin shkreli guilty of multiple criminal charges. he is most known for raising the

let's get to eamon jarvis in front of trump tower this morning. eamon. >> the new name is scott paul, he's the president for the alliance for american manufacturing. he's also stepping down from the president's manufacturing council, putting out a statement saying, i'm resigning because it's the right thing for me to do meanwhile, the president here at trump tower in midtown manhattan lashing out, really, at some of the executives that have already left that council, putting out a statement on twitter, for every ceo who drops out of the manufacturing council, i have many to take their place grandstanders should not have gone on jobs, exclamation points the president arguing that those people who are stepping down from his council are simply grandstanders, carl? >> eamon, thank you very much. we still look forward to some events this afternoon, right, eamon? what happens at 3:00 and later at 3:45? >> well, we're expecting a series of announcements from the president later on today, including on manufacturing and infrastructure and other things. but

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here's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: the fired software engineer speaking out. >> i'm not saying thatthe female engineers at google are in any way worse than the average male engineer. >> reporter: in an interview, james demore standing by his internal memo in which he argues that women have more neuroticism, higher anxiety than men. and that the abilities of men biological causes and these differences may be why we don't see equal representation of women in tech and leadership. he says he values diversity but insists by recognizing differences, we can improve the workplace. >> for example cooperativeness, which is higher in women than men. we should make the workplace a place where you can actually thrive if you're cooperative. >> reporter: google firing demore after his post went viral, saying his posts violated their code of conduct by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in the workplace. the ceo of youtube owned by google's parent company sharing how difficult it was to explain the memo to her daughter. i thought about how tragic it was that this unfounded bias was now being expo

jarvis' parents say they hope people will call in and identify those men just because it is the right thing to do. in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news4. >>> some people who live in baltimore are fed up with the crime there. a group of residents are calling for a cease-fire to curb the violence. they are on pace with 28 homicides this year. the motto is nobody kill anybody. it is up to everyone to make this happen. >>> swimmers are sick and local pool shut down. what investigators found in the water that sent several kids to the hospital. >>> savings so good it feels like holiday but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >>> a federal jury finds notorious sir reli guilty of fraud. he raised the price of a drug 750 bucks. not only that he looted his investors and his attorney argues they got their money back and then some. he feels exonerated. >> this is a witch

here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: prepare to be mesmerized. these hypnotizing videos.the internet by storm, reminiscent of that pottery scene in "ghost." with just a lump of clay and handiwork, eric is wracking up thousands of views on instagram. >> this is the kind of thing that keeps me coming back. i imagine it's like surfing, you hit a good wave and it feels so good. >> reporter: but he wasn't always keen on sharing his artistic process. >> my brother came up with the idea that i should maybe open an instagram account. i was a little reluctant. i'm not so fond of new technologies, but i thought why not give it a go. >> reporter: since then, the videos he films here in his copenhagen studio have taken on a life of their own. >> there's no fancy setup. just an iphone and the pieces i maid. when i first started the videos my focus was to put a light on this work i've been doing for years and years and years. >> reporter: while eric's focus may be on his work that can sell for over $1,000. >> each piece i make is unique. >> reporter: some of his followers are more focu

abc 7 news reporter rebecca jarvis explains how much money families are asking for. >> families ask for between and $10,000. on average people are asking for $2,000 to $3,000. >> reporter: the united states is the only advanced country where paid leave isn't government-sponsored. under the current federal law new mothers can take off 12 weeks, but only 13% of them will get any compensation. taylor and ross wanted that bonding time and started saving up early before they got their son aiden would be born nine weeks early. >> went to work going to a doctor's apartment and didn't come back for three months. >> taylor developed preeel clampsia and had to be induced and they turned to gofundme me. >> how can you make the decision to crowd fund the maternity leave? >> it was brought up an ross was a little hesitant about it. >> ross, what your your biggest reservations? >> intimate details of our lives we were putting out there for family, friends, public consumption, so it occurred to me that my pride, our privacy don't outweigh taylor and aiden getting the chance that they need to spend tim

the gunshots killed jarvis bell. his parents have no idea why anyone would hurt their son. >> right now i am feeling a little numb, but from the support we are getting from the neighborhood and family and friends is helping get through this. >> he had nothing but love and care for us and his family and friends. >> reporter: re were also shot that denied. his parents say they are hoping for a speedy recovery for those people and they are asking anyone with information about their son's murder to come forward. there is a $25,000 reward, live from northeast marcella robertson wusa9. >> we hope they get the answers they need. >>> on to the next three a fiery crash at a northeast washington gas station leaves one person dead and another injured. the crash took place on florida avenue. investigators say that one car crashed into a parked car and then hit part of the gas station catching fire. dc firefighters shut off the pumps as a precaution. a passenger in the car was found dead inside and police found the driver a short

here's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: they're a nuisance and your top consumer complaint. >> hello, thisrdholder services. >> reporter: the fcc cracking down on one man and his company. >> he was responsible for more than 200,000 robocalls a day. 21.5 million all together. >> reporter: philip rosele of best insurance contracts hit th elderly and poor and disguised the origin of the calls by making it look like they're coming from different phone numbers, called spoofing. >> he chose question consumers to pick on. his victim was the dumber and more broke the better. >> reporter: regulators also warning consumers to stay on high alert for scams like this, which claims you owe the irs money. >> don't disregard this message and do return the call before we take any action against you. >> reporter: some of the carriers are offering free call blocking. there are apps out there to help, but there's no foolproof solution yet. what you have to do is let those calls go to voice mail if you don't know the numbers. rebecca jarvis, abc news. >> like you would with your exes. >>> so from annoying call

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rebecca v rebecca jarvis how a cell phone can swipe the information by being near to it. >> we're able to take your entire credit cart information. >> reporter: the capturing of your card info is not so easily done because most consumers would be aware of a thief getting right next to their card. and when it comes to losing your chip, chase says it is rare to lose the entire chip or a portion of it. but in either event, quote, we strongly suggest replacing the card with a new account and card. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i once dropped a dorito chip. and i was really, really upset. >> were you worried hackers might take advantage? >> who's going to grab my chip. >> you weren't worried about identity theft, but somebody eating the dorito. >> i've got my chips. >> oh, do you? he's got his chips. >> they are he all accounted for. >> all the chip the are aligned. pringle chips. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from being embarassed by her parents? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new >>> if it you've ever taken a yoga class, you probably know it can helpelax your body and your mind. several new studies suggest it may ease depression. a study conducted at the san francisco va medical center found a lot of potential. veterans saw their depression systems ease significantly, after eight weeks. >>> up next the marijuana company that just purchased an company that just purchased an entire (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low

. >> jarvis, you have been covering this the to story that underlies all of this for quite a while.t's the issue of confederate monuments. some in new orleans and controversy surrounding them. whatever that decision is made it is time it take one down. >> oh, yeah. and it's been a big, big issue in new orleans and we've been leading the movement across the united states. to make these statues and these monuments come down. to move them from their place of honor. i want to link the two stories by saying that a few months ago i got an e-mail from a reader who said, well, if i wanted to take down a stat you've martin luther king, jr. i would be called a racist. so why isn't a racist that people want it take doto take d stat i statues of the confederate? by have the president of the united states actually saying it. and it is shocking. >> jarvis, given that we've all been watching donald trump as a politician in effect for about six years, when he first started talking about president obama's birth certificate, i think this is a new donald trump. not the guy from the game show. someone

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> marketing group settlement website. >> great advice there.ss any buttons, don't say anything. because that's ha thwhat they au to do. >> i get these calls all the time when they tell me something's going on with my car insurance. neither one of us owns a car. better research if you're going to robocall us. take that! >>> coming up in the next half hour, the nunts londhunt in lon group of jewel thieves on motorcycles. in the middle of t >>> but first, music city mayhem. why country music fans from around the world are take over nashville. you're watching "world news now." introducing always my fit. find the number that's right for your flow and panty size on the top of any always pack. the better the fit, the better it protects. always. ♪ new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ i got friends in low places ♪ where the whiskey >> you know it. garth brooks. we're playing it. because diane recently got a chance to hang out with hem im be in close proxim

. >> here's abc's rebecca jarvis with this trend. >> reporter: the new nursery in her florida home istry, but at the top of that list, a unique request. extended maternity leave. lisa and her husband josh are asking friends and family to crowd fund their time off with the new baby. >> i'm going to be out of work, and that's going to be a big chunk of our combined income. >> reporter: thousands of parents like lisa and josh are turning to crowd funding sites like baby list and gofundme, seeking financial help. >> families ask for between 500 and $10,000. on average, people are asking for $2,000 to $3,000. >> reporter: the united states is the only advanced country where paid leave isn't government sponsored. under the current federal law, new mothers can take off 12 weeks, but only 13% of them will get any compensation. taylor and ross desperately wanted that bonding time and started saving up early before they got the news it that their son would be born nine weeks early. >> i started going to doctor appointments and didn't come back pretty much. >> reporter: taylor had developed pre-

they showed rebecca jarvis how it can swipe the info by simply being close to it. >> we put this by your purse and talk your information. >> the capturing of your card info is not so easily done because most consumer was be aware of a thief getting next to their card and when it comes to losing your chip. chase says it's rare to use the entire chip or a portion of it. but in either event we strongly suggest replacing the card with a new account and card. abc news new york. >>> all right back here meteorologist, karen rogers, is here with a closer look at the forecast. nice day to have lunch outside. >> gorgeous, lets go. you are buying right? >> we are out of time we'll see you tomorrow. >> come on man. stormtracker 6 live double scan looking dry through the area. it's gorgeous, giving storm tracker the day off. lets go outside because chopper 6 hd was doing a little flying and looking good from up above, and we have chopper 6 hd with clear conditions and hopefully finding an excuse to be outside. 81 degrees, the current temperature 56 degree dew points, nice and low and no humidity out

rebecca jarvis has details. >> it is the hot iphone accessory, a liquid glitter case old online and atmajor retailers across the country. including amazon and victoria's secret. after reports of burns from the and consumer product safety commission issuing a recall tuesday. >> they can leak liquid and glitter and cause skin irritation and burns to consumers. >> the recall may for the iphone 24success, 7 -- 6s, 7, models. permanentson have scarring and another had burns and swelling to her face, led, and other body parts -- leg, and other body parts. some turn to social media about other brand liquid cases. she said posing a rash came from her case while another posting a burn from another case which is now off the market. for now butxt, nice we may be in store for a few thunde adrianna: we have had three good days and then -- doug: southern pennsylvania, thunderstorms later this afternoon, we could see pop-up showers in our area with 90 degrees. august weather in washington. adrianna: thank you and thank you for joining us, watch abc >> welcome, everybody, to whiz kids week. we have so

. >>> number one in >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us, i'm rebecca jarvis. tonight, a heartbreaking look at the dangers of cyber bullying through the eyes of a grieving family. their 12 year old daughter took her own life after they say she was targeted by her classmates on social media. now they're demanding accountability. here's "nightline" co-anchor, dan harris. >> reporter: in many ways, malory grossman was a typical 12 year old. she loved gymnastics, cheerleading and going camping with her family. >> malory is the all american child, the all-american little girl. >> reporter: and on june 14th, near the end of her sixth grade year, malory took her own life, because her parents say she was a victim of bullying. now all that remains are pictures and memories. >> i have this cardboard box, and that's her life. that's all we're left with. 12 years. and we're left with a cardboard box. >> reporter: diane and seth grossman are now speaking out hoping to prevent others like malory from hurting themselves. >> we have been flooded with thousands of messages abou

the young jarvis solte. follow this one, a two run shot to the right center. padres 2-0 lead.s austin hedges swinging to end the game. and then facing in the fourth, that's wil myers. he sits him down. six innings for strassberg. two on, two out for adrian sanchez. kruses this to the left. it is staying in the park. rbi double for sanchez. right now the nats are down 3-1 in the eighth inning. meantime, we have nascar tonight. it was bristol under the lights. bristol under the lights, and it is kyle busch's night. his entire weekend. he takes the checkers here, he had the truck winners here, all three event now to the pitch. dc united on the road. united on the right side of luck tonight. 27 bennett, colorado's jared water playing back to goalkeeper tim howard. check it out. goes right past howard and in the net. own goal for the rapids. dc yu nighted will take it and take a win. a lot of exciting stuff going on in sports. we have the red skins halfway through the preseason. meagan. >> thank you. that it for us. 's >> oh, pence. pence, it's hard to believe i've been president f

here's rebecca jarvis, cubs fan. >> reporter: it was an epic victory for the windy city, the cubs winningirst title since 1908, made only sweeter because of a bitter incident in 2003, simply known in chicago lore as the bartman ball, and this diehard cubs fan was the facof foul ball during game six of the championship series, interfering with a catch that many say altered the course of cubs history. the marlins go on to win it all, bartman instantly becomes chicago's most infamous fan. even getting death threats. but today, 14 years later, forgiveness. the team adding one more to the world of ring holders, the team giving bartman a ring of his own. the team wrote in a statement, we hope this provides closure on an unfortunate part of our story that has perpetuated our quest to win a long-awaited world series. the reclusive bartman issuing his own statement, although i do not consider myself worthy of such an honor, i am deeply moved and sincerely grateful to receive an official chicago cubs 2016 world series championship ring. my family and i will cherish it for generations. as they say i

i'm rebecca jarvis. tonight the story of an amateur cyclist who set out to learn about performance-enhancing drugs but instead stumbled upon a massive and allegedly state-run russian conspiracy. for decades it seems russian olympic athletes have been secretly doping to gain a competitive edge, and now a scientist from deep within the operation is saying that the government took part in covering it up. here's "nightline" co-anchor dan harris. >> a lot of news on the russian investigation -- >> reporter: for months russia has been dominating the headlines. >> let's talk about russia. >> election night -- >> reporter: casting a persistent cloud over the trump administration. >> russia is a ruse. >> i have nothing to do with russia. >> reporter: but the meddling in our election was not the first time russia has tried to exert power through deception. sochi, 2014. a grand spectacle of russian glory at the 22nd winter olympic games. the host country taking home an impressive 13 gold medals. spiking national pr

fully liberated the time of in the east of the country from islamic state it fell into the hands of jarvis and may twenty fifteen during the same battle when eyes all captured palmira for the first time russia's defense minister sees the liberation. paves the way to advance on the critical hotspot city of terrorism or. i'm going to post today that everyone is ready to fight and today the wrists locations such as do resume which i would call a priority. have been courageously defending it for years now food medicine. to them liberation of the city was points in the defeat of artes ripley video news agency film vista exclusive footage inside the las this law makes state stronghold in homs government it's just some fifty kilometers from the border with terrorist or province which is still mostly under eisel control and have a tranquil explains the significance of the. syrian war geography the south east as where the color coded key is least complicated government controlled red vs eisel held the black divided by one long desert front line and it's just shifted to the right of a town called no

i'm rebecca jarvis. after 11 days of bluster, dramatic accusations, and colorful language, anthony scaramucci is out of the job of white house communications director. the announcement coming just days after he backed out of his appearance at this year's politicon. and with tomi lahren and chelsea handler squaring off in the main event he missed a heck of a show. here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: politicon, the unconventional convention. costumes. >> just the next president trying to get a hot dog. >> reporter: booths. >> comic-con but for politics. >> reporter: like a comic book convention but dragging political juchkies of every hue out of their basements. >> you wanted to star with iran and russia. that's insane! >> reporter: the daily drama in d.c. means there are more of those junkies than ever. interest is high. passions are hot. >> i'll take the question. >> reporter: anthony scaramucci, the president's brand new communications director here in spirit, was supposed to be here in person. pulled

here's rebecca jarvis with tips to save your money. >> reporter: tonight, you've seen the commercials% apr. >> reporter: car buyers back in the driver's seat, with auto sales down 7% from last year, new cash incentives, special financing, hoping to help turbo charge those purchases. the average discount per car, about $3,600. as falling gas prices have put larger cars back in favor with consumers. >> go on a third-party website and do your research. you can go in and negotiate hard on the sedan because the dealer wants to get rid of it. >> reporter: and we found examples of deals all over the country where buying a car just a few miles away could save hundreds, even thousands of dollars. >> you said, some of the dealers accepting $200 to $300 in profit. thank you. >>> and the suspicious package, ten people falling ill. >>> and the mother and two children authorities say were held captive for years. >>> and the big change that could be coming to dunkin' donuts, causing major debate tonight. weigh in, after the break. it's a thing. n, take on summer right with ford, america's best-selli

jarvis bell later died at the hospital. three other men suffered nonlife-threatening injuries, call police if you recognize these men or if you recognize the car. >>> have you recognized this toy poodle >> she was the dog's owner reached out to fox 5 in hopes of finding diva and catching those. matt ackland is in the neighborhood where diva was taken. matt? >> reporter: yes, that woman you talk about, she's in bad shape. we're going to show you a picture of her in a second. she's all bruised up. she really, really was assaulted bad. it happened right here yesterday morning around 9:30 out walking diva as well some of her other dogs in this area, when she said someone approached in a car, right away you a woman and her daughter, and the woman said, hey, are all those dogs yours? she said yes. and then the next they don't know she knew, well, she was getting punched and kicked. here's a picture of diva, her owner tells us they've had her since she was a puppy and are frantic to get her back. yesterday, next door neighbor, ed

bottom of the second, jarvis also looking to go yard but he missed the memo on michael a. the top of the fifth. >>> baltimore hosting a team from the left coast as well, los angeles. hit five home runs but that was no match for manny machado. a two-run shot in the third inning and he's just getting warmed up. in the fifth machado added a solo flight to bring the birds within two. so it's still a 7 l-5 game in t bottom of the ninth. you've got to be kidding me. machado for a third time. his 26th of the year, seventh rbi in the game and the birds needed every single one of them. baltimore wins in walk-off fashion 9-7. >>> with a minimum tonight the mystics could clinch a playoff spot. this one gives d.c. the lead in the first half. fourth quarter, mystics trail by christey tolliver drops two of her team-high 21. d.c. back on top. but notice i said team high. diana taurasi had a game-high 25. that was too much for washington. mystics fall 89-79. >>> if the redskins have issues at quarterback later this season, they know who to call. wizards star point guard john wall showing

the latest scenes of terrorist injustice here is a little map of recent europe trips undertaken by jarvis pts and this armory runs over almost seventy people in burlington and makes it as far as italy before he's accidentally caught out mud mohammed traveled all the way from greece to france through at least eight european countries with a fake passport before blowing himself up in paris salah adel salam involved in. iris attacks that killed and injured five hundred people travelled through at least nine european states before the attack he was on terror watch lists and they eventually found him in belgium often it's been the case that the powers that the authorities already had weren't being used but notwithstanding that they then introduced the authorities the government's new legislation giving new powers to the police and security services notwithstanding that it wasn't any lack of those powers in the first place that led to the intelligence failures and it may well be that that's true here and the same applies to border controls but it remains a possibility doing in may have crossed

driver continuing breaks down just how open you borders have previously played into the hands of jarvis on the run. in this day and age of tootle surveillance radicals who are often known to police could move down more than one hundred people in broad daylight and get away they can cross twenty six european countries and there will be a single border checkpoint the entire way good the suspected barcelona have crossed into france we don't have any specific information on this but it cannot be ruled out frightening isn't it you would have thought europe might have learned its lesson the first time around or the second or the third how many terror attacks of their even being in the last three years the sad and tragic truth is europeans have largely lost track. broken by the attacks in paris nice berlin stockholm manchester london and other cities these days unfortunately the wave of international terrorism is brutally hitting us turning barcelona and campbell's into the latest scenes of terrorist injustice here is a little map of recent europe trips undertaken by jihad ists i miss our mari